Shure SLXD

Name: Shure SLXD
Brand: Shure
SKU: 64204cd5ee56d9f4b31f846e
Rating: 2.1 (11 reviews)

Based on 11 reviews

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Great value for the price

Durable and reliable

Compatible with QLXD connectors

Good replacement for the 2000 series

Offers packages with options for beltpacks or handhelds

Not equipped with AES digital output from the receiver

Bodypacks lack Lemo connector

Handheld system is more expensive than some other options on the market

Verdict

Overall, the Shure SLXD line is highly recommended for those looking for a reliable and affordable wireless system. While some reviewers noted the lack of AES digital output from the receiver, they still found the system to hold up nicely. The SLXD is considered the least expensive system worth purchasing for wireless, with the handheld system being a good replacement for the 2000 series. Reviewers suggest avoiding cheaper lines and opting for the SLXD or Sennheiser EW-D. The SLXD is also praised for its durability and compatibility with QLXD connectors. Some reviewers suggest upgrading to a wireless system that functions in a proper frequency range, with the SLXD line being a powerful option for its price point. It is recommended to avoid contradictory statements and prioritize highly relevant and coherent points.

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Shure SLX-D Wireless Microphone System Review - YouTube

Number one, there's no AES digital output from the receiver, so it is taking the audio in the transmitter, amplifying it, converting it to digital, se...

Sennheiser g4 or digital Wireless system?

The handheld system is a good replacement for the 2000 series. The bodypacks lack the Lemo connector, but are otherwise still comparable to the 2000 series. With a good microphone head, it's a very nice system.

Positive

1073N

3 years ago

reddit.com/r/livesound

Wireless Microphone For Live Sound Help

They’re reserved for the better wireless systems, and are much more durable. The cheapest systems I’d look at are either the Sennheiser EW100 G4 or the Shure SLXD. The Shure is a little more expensive but I’d get the EW100 just because I’ve used that system more than the SLXD.

Positive

soundwithdesign

4 years ago

reddit.com/r/livesound

Sound design noob.

I would go with the SLXD. They use the same connector as the QLXD so you’ll have more options for spares or what have you. Yes I would get omnidirectional if possible. The only thing I would suggest is using the [Shure Frequency and then input the systems you already have to see how many more channels you can fit in that band, then put in the SLX and see which bands are available that’ll give you as many frequencies as you need.

Positive

soundwithdesign

3 years ago

reddit.com/r/livesound

Recommendations for wireless mic system for a small theatre production

Check out the Shure SLXD line, they're not terribly expensive for wireless. You can get packages that have either 2 beltpacks or 2 sm58 wireless handhelds. Then you would just need to get 2 mics of your choice for the beltpacks. Countryman B3's don't have a fixed boom, you have to tape them on, but they are really had to break/damage.

Positive

DJLowZ

2 years ago

reddit.com/r/livesound

Dropout with 2.4 GHz Wireless Lapel

It would increase WIFI speeds and eliminate interference. * Finally, you could just do a system upgrade and use a wireless system that functions in a proper frequency range. The new SHURE SLXD line is incredibly powerful for the price point ($700 a line), but their older models such as the PGXD ($400 a line) or the BLX ($300 a line) can still be purchased new online for very reasonable prices.

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Son0fThunder144

4 years ago

reddit.com/r/livesound

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